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A brief note states compliance with all requirements of the National Pure Food Law under Guarantee No 2041 and mentions production in Washington.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
2
A brief note states compliance with all requirements of the National Pure Food Law under Guarantee No 2041 and mentions production in Washington.
The Wahoo Manufacturing mill at Sargents five miles west of Newnan on the Central of Georgia railroad was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. Loss estimated at 60000 or more with small insurance. About one hundred operatives will be out of work. A dwelling at Sargents was struck by lightning during the storm but no serious injuries.
Machinery speeds major projects and paint production with L. M. Paint claiming high efficiency and labor savings. The zinc hardened white lead formula is touted to resist wear for 10 to 15 years, with a sample claim of painting a moderate house using four gallons of paint and three gallons of linseed oil for 60 cents per gallon. Roop Hardware Co in Carrollton, Georgia, markets the product.
Notice states an application will be made to Georgia Legislature in 1907 for passage of a local bill to amend the 1882 act incorporating Roopville. It aims to extend the town's corporate limits and相关 purposes.
The Carrollton Association calls pastors and churches to Pleasant View church for the June 29 1907 meeting. J R Walker chairs the exec committee with M L Moore secretary urging cooperation to enlarge Sunday school work across the denomination.
The ad touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed remedy with a money back refund if unsatisfied after one bottle. Priced at 50 cents, the product is sold by Johnson Drug Co.
A reader from Newport Tennessee writes that taking Kodal after meals relieves sour stomach belching and heartburn. He claims three one dollar bottles cured his dyspepsia three years ago and has remained symptom free. Kodol is guaranteed to give relief and is sold by Dr J D Hamrick.
A vintage advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claiming a laxative action cleanses the bowels while soothing throat irritation and inflammation. It highlights honey and tar as ingredients, appeals to children, and notes compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law with sales by Dr. J. J. Hamrick.
Mrs. Sarah Sewell of Roscoe visits son G. B. Sewell. Wiley Richards returns from Mississippi. Mrs. Vonne Lumsdem returns home. Miss Fay and Sam Astin of Villa Rica visit relatives. Mrs. S. P. Duncan and son James visit Villa Rica relatives. Rev. Strozier conducts services. Miss Eura Aderhold recovers. Mrs. J. L. Spradling improves. Dr. R. L. King at home.
Victory reports Mrs. N. A. McWhorter improving. The Wilson and Teat Allen families visited N. A. McWhorter the third Sunday. Mrs. Emma Copeland at her father's. John Marlow ill. T. J. Walls and family, C. M. Spruell and wife visited N. A. McWhorter. Stephenson families with I. H. McDanial and family. Mrs. George Ware and daughter from Arkansas visiting relatives here.
A progressive singing event occurs at Veal's School House on the 4th Sunday evening. Mrs. J T Layton is laid to rest at Pleasant Grove on the 23rd after dying in La Grange on the 22nd. An all-day Progressive singing is planned at Pleasant Grove on the 1st Sunday in June with invitations to all singers. Mrs Gus Knight remains ill with her mother Mrs Yates also very sick.
Avis Horton and family spent Sunday with Tom Traylor. Miss Sarah Traylor visited Misses Ruby and Analee Wid ner. Offie Traylor and Billa Sprewell visited Mrs. Alice Wager near Victory. Ida Nixon reports a new boy. Rev. C. M. Spruell and wife called on Prof. T. F. Connell and wife. Henry McDaniel hosted a reunion last Sunday.
J K Bivins of Villa Rica Georgia objects to anyone hiring or harboring a Black man named El bert Child described as a low heavy set man about 60 years old with a beard who was his employee for 1907 and who started a crop on the place but quit. May 28 1607.
An old time drug advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes money back refund if it fails and features E W Grove’s signature on each box. Price shown as 26 cents.
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